2018 iPhone launch: What time does Apple’s special event start in Australia?

Apple’s biggest event of the year is here, and the hype is building for the potential launch of new iPhones, a new Apple Watch, and much more on September 12.

After all the leaks and rumours – and months of speculation – the time has finally come. No more leaked images of multi-coloured iPhones, or Apple Watch marketing posters, or clandestine photos from Chinese factories will satisfy us.

It’s time for some answers, and tomorrow morning we will get them. Here’s when you can tune in (or log in) and get your fix of all the impending Apple products and features to come.

When does Apple’s iPhone launch start in Australian time?

The live event kicks off at 10AM PT from Apple’s sleek new campus in California. That means an early morning (or late night) for Australians, with festivities beginning at 3:00AM AEST / 2:30AM ACST / 1:00AM AWST on the morning of Thursday, September 13. If it’s anything like Apple’s previous iPhone events, it will last for around 2 hours.

Apple has said that the best streaming experience will be had using Safari on a Mac, iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, but the stream will work perfectly fine if you are using a recent version of Chrome, Firefox or Microsoft Edge.